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Six out of 10 end-users say they are unprepared for compliance with derivatives regulations under the Dodd-Frank Act, with 74% saying they are not ready for European Market Infrastructure Regulation, according to survey by Chatham Financial.
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Morgan Stanley has boosted its available-for-sale portfolio with the addition of USD677 million of collateralized debt obligations.
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Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing has appointed Paul Kennedy as group cfo, effective immediately. Kennedy has been special adviser to the bourse’s ceo.
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Investors anticipating further compression in credit default swaps on European financial names should sell senior UniCredit CDS and buy protection on Santander CDS, according to Société Générale.
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GFI Group has acquired assets from equity and credit interdealer broker Phoenix Partners Group, which includes a team of 32 brokers based in London and New York. -
Corporates are going to find it much more expensive to hedge and sell options as regulatory change is going to disrupt the supply and demand balance in the fx derivatives markets, according to Kevin Rodgers, global head of fx and chair of the global finance and foreign exchange executive committee at Deutsche Bank.
